.NET page using C# and AJAX
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
Hi,
I need an asp.net web form C# page that will load and display 1 "box" (a div tag) with a radio button list of items. When the user clicks on one of the items, the page will make a jquery/ajax call and return from a data dictionary (or DD for short) the items to display in box #2. The same for the next 4 boxes. Each selection will determine the items displayed in the following boxes and going back and making a change to something already selected will reset the following box and also hide any additional ones. For example, if I have a selection for all 6 boxes and then go back and change my selection in box 1, this will reload with the corresponding items in box 2 and hide boxes 3 through 6 as they cannot be loaded until a selection in box 2 is made and restarts the process.
As the items are being built for the radio button lists, the ID of that item is used along with the ID's of any items selected before it. For example, let's say in box 1 I select an item with an ID of 163. This will hit the DD and return any record (there is only 1) with a key matching 163. Here is an example of that record:
Key: Value:
163 ~111|Initial ~112|Periodic ~113|CSSC ~114|PBR
The string for "Value" are the values that will make up the radio button list in box 2 with the number being the ID and the string being the name to be display, like this:
111 Initial
112 Periodic
113 CSSC
114 PBR
The tilda marks a new item and the pipe separates the ID from the display value.
The ID will not show, just the text. The ID will be the ID on the radiobutton item. One note: any ID's selected beforehand must be part of that items ID. So using the above example, here is the radiobutton items and their ID's and text:
163~111 Initial
163~112 Periodic
163~113 CSSC
163~114 PBR
When these items are clicked, they will pass the combines ID's to the DD to find the next matching records. So the first item above will send "163~111" and return any record that matches. If none are found, we are at the end and the submit button will display but it will not do anything. Just show it.
This must use a web form with a code-behind page and no 3rd party tools. The boxes must scroll if the number of items within are larger than the box is taller.
I will mark up some data in Excel to illustrate what it will look like from the DB (SQL Server using a stored procedure) but wanted to get this posted quickly. Please let me know if you have any questions.
I need an asp.net web form C# page that will load and display 1 "box" (a div tag) with a radio button list of items. When the user clicks on one of the items, the page will make a jquery/ajax call and return from a data dictionary (or DD for short) the items to display in box #2. The same for the next 4 boxes. Each selection will determine the items displayed in the following boxes and going back and making a change to something already selected will reset the following box and also hide any additional ones. For example, if I have a selection for all 6 boxes and then go back and change my selection in box 1, this will reload with the corresponding items in box 2 and hide boxes 3 through 6 as they cannot be loaded until a selection in box 2 is made and restarts the process.
As the items are being built for the radio button lists, the ID of that item is used along with the ID's of any items selected before it. For example, let's say in box 1 I select an item with an ID of 163. This will hit the DD and return any record (there is only 1) with a key matching 163. Here is an example of that record:
Key: Value:
163 ~111|Initial ~112|Periodic ~113|CSSC ~114|PBR
The string for "Value" are the values that will make up the radio button list in box 2 with the number being the ID and the string being the name to be display, like this:
111 Initial
112 Periodic
113 CSSC
114 PBR
The tilda marks a new item and the pipe separates the ID from the display value.
The ID will not show, just the text. The ID will be the ID on the radiobutton item. One note: any ID's selected beforehand must be part of that items ID. So using the above example, here is the radiobutton items and their ID's and text:
163~111 Initial
163~112 Periodic
163~113 CSSC
163~114 PBR
When these items are clicked, they will pass the combines ID's to the DD to find the next matching records. So the first item above will send "163~111" and return any record that matches. If none are found, we are at the end and the submit button will display but it will not do anything. Just show it.
This must use a web form with a code-behind page and no 3rd party tools. The boxes must scroll if the number of items within are larger than the box is taller.
I will mark up some data in Excel to illustrate what it will look like from the DB (SQL Server using a stored procedure) but wanted to get this posted quickly. Please let me know if you have any questions.